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Yet even the grating ubiquity of that 2003 hit ("Stacy's Mom") cannot erode the charm of Fountain of Wayne's guitarist, Jody Porter, whose Brit-pop-leaning riffs lent his 2011 record, "Sky Full of Holes" (Yep Roc), a raw candor that his band has never achieved.
Yet even the grating ubiquity of that 2003 hit ("Stacy's Mom") cannot erode the charm of FOW's guitarist, Jody Porter, whose Britpop-leaning riffs lead this year's "Sky Full of Holes" (Yep Roc) into a raw candor that the glib rockers have never attempted before.
Cottage subdivisions are cropping up in former potato fields, wax museums and waterslides have eroded the rural charms of the Cavendish area, made famous in the "Anne of Green Gables" novels by Lucy Maud Montgomery, and sprawl is eating away at Charlottetown's northern fringe.
Officials say loud music erodes the town's charm.
But confidence is eroding.
Globalisation was eroding national boundaries.
